What does 2023 hold for the U.S. economy?
Read an excerpt from this year's Greater Oklahoma City Outlook.
Read an excerpt from this year's Greater Oklahoma City Outlook.
Throughout the last two years, the Oklahoma City metro has consistently bucked the norm when it comes to economic strength and viability when compared to other large cities. While community leaders in those cities lamented over higher-than-normal unemployment rates and lower tax revenue collections, leaders here breathed a sigh of relief as unemployment remained low and sales tax collections rebounded, even setting record highs.
The Mercatus Center at George Mason University ranked Oklahoma No. 1 in a study of all 50 states in their readiness for drone commerce.
For June, the Oklahoma City MSA saw an unemployment rate of just 3.2%.
The study by SmartAsset analyzed data for the 100 U.S. metro areas with the largest 65-and- older populations, considering factors such as retirement income, housing costs and poverty among seniors.
iSeeCars recently ranked Oklahoma in the Top 10 States for lowest used vehicle price inflation for April 2022.
According to the latest data released, OKC had an unemployment rate of just 2.5% in April.
Realtor.com recently released its study of the most affordable metros to buy a new home and OKC ranked in the top 5.